Beauty Tips
Must-Follow Beauty Rules for Getting Ahead at WorkDo you have CEO aspirations and 6-figure dreams? Discover the beauty tips to help you get there |
PHOTO 8/10
Labaton is a communications strategist with 20 years of experience. She launched her own PR firm in 2000, and it has since become one of the leading boutique lifestyle PR firms with clients from CND to Fendi.
Signature look:
"Clean and simple. Just a little bit of cheek color to look more awake (I use NARS Blush in Lovejoy), then I hide my dark circles (L'Oreal Paris Studio Secrets B.B. Cream is my favorite) and top it off with a sheer lip stain (I love L'Oreal's Color Riche Lipsticks, because they're natural)."
Ultimate advice:
"Kate Middleton is the perfect example. She always looks done and fresh, like she's paid attention. That's most important thing in the business world. When you look like you've paid attention to detail with your makeup, it means that you're paying attention to detail in life. It's also a sign of respect."
Beauty no-no:
"I'll have young women come in for job interviews and look like they haven't even brushed their hair. That distracts me from what she's saying in the interview."
Beauty power play:
"My secret for saving time is eyelash extensions. They make you look instantly done. The other thing is gel polish. You don't want to have chipped nails. It looks immature."
SEE NEXT PAGE: The Behind-the-Scenes Powerhouse
